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Lower Pioneer Valley Educational Collaborative

Facilities Maintenance Management Teacher - Career and Technical Education (CTE)

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Facilities Maintenance Management Teacher - Career and Technical Education (CTE) Lower Pioneer Valley Educational Collaborative - 3.5 West Springfield, MA Job Details Full-time $53,265 - $99,724 a year 14 hours ago Qualifications Establishing local partnerships in a community engagement role Teacher collaboration Construction regulatory compliance Family collaboration in education Regulatory compliance Mid-level Experience working with high schoolers Property maintenance Vocational education instruction Student behavior monitoring Trade school Vocational education experience within construction industry Technical skills instruction Student behavioral guidance Facilities maintenance staff training Establishing community partnerships in an education administration role Classroom management interventions Full Job Description The Lower Pioneer Valley Educational Collaborative (LPVEC) is seeking a Building Property and Maintenance Teacher to begin employment with grant approval for the 2025-2026 school year. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced individual to provide instruction and training in Building Property and Maintenance at the Career and Technical Education Center. Provide all instruction and training necessary to supply the learning experiences to qualify students for placement in entry-level Building Property and Maintenance positions. Manage student behaviors, both individually and in groups. Establish and maintain partnerships with families, industry, and the community, and encourage participation in the program. Ensure compliance with regulations of all state and local governing contracting agencies. Instructing and training high school students in the Building Property and Maintenance program is necessary to guarantee the quantity and quality of learning experiences to qualify these students for entry-level positions.



Work collegially and collaboratively with other LPVEC staff members.